West Chester High School - Garnet and White Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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CONSTANCE A. HENSEL Connie . . . “I’m hungry for pizza” . . . turned up nose and red hair . . . pretty blue eyes . . . never a dull moment ... to be wed in June. NANCY L. HETHERINGTON The girl with a mischievous smile — and weird dimples . . . “Oh, you know what I mean” . . . friend in a certain state . . . wants to be a master of chemicals . . . always lots of fun. EDWARD A. HUSS Eddie . . . from auto shop . . . likes the opposite sex . . . California, here I come! KATHERINE M. IRONS Kathy . . . always “late” . . . sweet personality . . . watch that red light . . . “Have you seen Stinkweed?” . . . seamstress. DONNA C. HERSHEY Bunny . . . loves sweaters . . . Johnny Mathis fan . . . drives a hot Monza . . . loves to dance . . . “Help!” . . . future medical secretary. GAIL J. HOLMGREN Swedish blonde . . . keeps an eye on that sword . . . collegiate dresser . . . soft- spoken . . . B.A.F.H. . . . “Oh, it made me so mad!” SARAH L. HOOPES Pete . . . one Ray Charles dancer . . . well-coordinated majorette . . . friendly, jo- vial, and tattooed . . . sham- poo lover . . . B.A.F.H. . . . curly hair? . . . loyal friend. JUDITH A. HOWELL Judy . . . pleasant person- ality . . . likes shorthand . . . will make a fine secre- tary . . . Pat Boone fan. ALAN HUBER Alan ... a hit with the girls . . . cool thinker . . . collegiate dresser . . . likes sports cars . . . future in electronics. RONALD M. HUBER Ron . . . “Oh, my gra- cious” . . . tall, blonde, and handsome . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . whiz in Math . . . electronics major. RICHARD HUSS Speedy . . . agile on the bars . . . “Oh, Man!” . . . he finally made it . . . honor roll key . . . asset to the commercial classes. LONNIE IVEY A shop man . . . drives a cool 50 Ford . . . works after school.

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STANLEY T. HALLER Lee ... drives the “Wounded Moose’ . . . loves third period . . . hates to see the school day come to an end. GERALDINE K. HANTHORNE Gerri . . . sharp dresser . . . hookkeeping whiz . . . “Meet you at the whose- watcheP’ . . . congenial per- sonality . . . hears wedding bells. LEE E. HANER Easy to get along with . . . real Ivy League . . . “56 shakey . . . girl shy? . . . York enthusiast . . . spelling whiz? . . . talented in art. PHEBE ANN HARING Hhebe . . . never a dull moment . . . always smiling . . . considerate of others . . . “Oh, that Latin” . . . one special boy ... on to nursing school. ROBERT GREINER Man of the shop . . . neat dresser . . . friend to every- one . . . asset to our class . . . future uncertain. JANE A. HALL Seen with one special boy . . . S. C. G. W. I. C. B. . . . Si’s Booster . . . what a wardrobe! . . . “What’s for lunch?” . . . always in trouble . . . can’t wait for weekends. v jV. JUDITH E. HARRIS Judy . . . WCHS pert drum majorette . . . those summers at the boat . . . “Oh! guess who called last night” . . . quiet until you get to know her! . . . “It’s the typewriter’s fault.” ROBERT T. HAUSCH Bob . . . wrestler . . . “Busy little Bee” . . . can be found on the midnight patrol. GEORGE K. HAHN Canopener ... a special girl in Penncrest . . . wrest- ling team . . . Coast Guard after graduation. JUDITH L. HALL Judy . . . new from Ohio . . . dreams of teaching in Hawaii . . . adds charm to WCHS . . . color guard . . . mischievous . . . popular with everyone . . . very fond of mustard. LAWRENCE N. HARTSHORNE “Carumba” . . . linguis- tics— Greek and Spanish whiz . . . summers in New York.. . . college prep . . . future in ministry. ROBERTA HEIMLICH Heimie . . . personality plus!! . . . “So how are ya?” . . . “Oh, I flunked that test” . . . our little Farfle . . . B.A.F.H.

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 JAMES D. JEFFERIS Jeff .. . “Mr. Prez” . . . likes to ride in patrol ears . . . clothes cleaned at W. C. Laundry . . . walking sports page . . . future Mel Allen. If A It IS An.A A. VLLl Barb . . . “you know” . . . collegiate dresser . . . out- going personality . . . likes sports . . . that special guy. NANCY JANE JAMISON Jamie . . . full of life . . . Oh, those bell bottom hand pants! . . . “I’m going South” . . . that certain Dan- ish word . . . “I don’t know.” BONNIE M. JENKINS Ronnie . . . crazy brunette . . . waits for that special phone call . . . lots of fun to he with . . . hopes to become a nurse. EDWIN JAMIESON Ed ... crazy about girls . . . future with the Navy . . . can’t wait till school is out. EDGAR H. JEFFERIS Ed ... quiet and friendly . . . Exton on Saturday nights . . . baritone sax in band . . . college bound. JEROME JENKINS Jerry ... ’50 green Ford . . . “Hello, Mary Lou” . . . nimble on the mats . . . lots of fun . . . future undecided. SAMUEL JOHNSON A man of the shop . . . after school, the Air Force . . . future machinist. ARTHUR E. JONES Todd . . . solid stormer . . . top eliminator on the “pike” ... a real ladies’ man . . . always wants to drop German . . . dream eyes . . . good all around athlete . . . headed for col- lege. SUZANNE A. KANE One of the “Stormers” . . . likes to sew ... an artist . . . a certain redhead . . . “Let me drive” . . . ready with a joke. THOMAS JONES Tom ... all the king’s men . . . mirror shoes . . . progressive piano . . . trig whiz? SUSAN KARMERZE Susie . . . perky personality ... . that certain boy . . . neat dresser . . . those sum- mers . . . college bound. 28